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Sylacauga City Council approves 5% pay increase for interim fire chief; hears from EARPDC

Tuesday, February 7 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Tuesday night, the Sylacauga City Council approved a 5% pay increase for interim fire chief Lt. Adam Gardner. Gardner takes the place of Jon Williams who retired last month.Mayor Jim Heigl said the Civil Service Board has approved two applicants of... Read More.

How you can prepare for Severe Weather Tax Free Weekend

Tuesday, February 7 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The South normally has to wait for Winter to turn to Spring for the normal waves of severe weather to hit. But warmer temperatures earlier in the year seem to have jump-started that process.Being prepared for severe weather is very important.... Read More.

Sylacauga’s Lou Belle’s reopens after renovations

Tuesday, February 7 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Lou Belle's owner Linda Chandler smiled ear to ear on Tuesday as she re-opened her doors to the public after two long weeks of remodeling and renovations.At noon, Lou Belle's held its reopening celebration and despite the rain that pushed... Read More.

A Day in the life of Veterinarian Dr. Mike Ivey

Monday, February 6 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Dogs, cats, and all types of creatures bring humans joy on a daily basis. Unfortunately, man's best friend cannot always be energetic and cheerful. Our animals can suffer from illnesses and health issues that can result in a visit to the... Read More.

Two women arrested for credit card fraud

Monday, February 6 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Out of all the possessions that can be stolen from you, one of the last items that comes to mind is your identity. Identity theft is the fastest growing white-collar crime in the United States according to the FBI and that... Read More.

Feature: B.B. Comer High School

Monday, February 6 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Across the railroad tracks from Avondale Mills, lies a local county school B.B. Comer. From the looks of the building, one could assume that school was relatively new. However, the history that represents the school goes much deeper than the modern... Read More.

Sycamore residents taking litter patrol into their own hands

Friday, February 3 by Michael Brannon

SYCAMORE, Ala. - Picking up roadside litter has long been a passion for Sycamore residents Leon Carpenter and Ellen Turner.“It's time to take a stand,” said Carpenter. “And that's why we're making our rounds to every community in South Talladega County enlisting the help... Read More.

The fox has seen its shadow

Thursday, February 2 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The fox recently spotted in downtown Sylacauga has seen its shadow.What does that mean? We're glad you asked.It means six more weeks (and then some) of "the Greatest Hits of All Time" on the all new 98.3 Fox FM.If you see... Read More.

Winterboro sends three to Division I football programs

Thursday, February 2 by Jeremy Law

WINTERBORO, Ala. - If you drive too fast down Hwy. 21 between Sylacauga and Talladega, Winterboro High School probably goes unnoticed. It peacefully and quietly sits off to the side as cars buzz busily up and down the state road.Wednesday morning that narrative changed... Read More.

A brief history of Black History Month

Wednesday, February 1 by Michael Brannon

UNITED STATES - Booker T. Washington was a man with a vision. Martin Luther King was a human with a dream. Rosa Parks was a women with courage. Today, Feb. 1, represents the beginning of a month of celebration of the African-American men and... Read More.

Sylacauga Show Choir previews upcoming competition show

Wednesday, February 1 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA - Powerful voices and dazzling outfits consumed the Sylacauga High School auditorium stage as the Sylacauga High School 'Signature' Show Choir as it presented a preview of its competition show titled “Rise” last weekThe thirty-five student show choir directed by Mr. Martez Tidwell performed... Read More.

Talladega College President visits White House after band’s performance in Inaugural Parade

Wednesday, February 1 by Jeremy Law

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Following a city wide send-off celebration last Wednesday, the Talladega College Great Tornado Band performed in the Inaugural Parade in the nation's capitol after President Donald J. Trump was sworn into office on Friday.Less than 48 hours after the band's performance,... Read More.

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